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Luxury Egypt
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Oasis and Nile Sailing Tour
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Cairo - Bahariya Oasis - White Desert - Farafra Oasis
Dakhla Oasis - Kharga Oasis - Luxor -Esna - Edfu - Fawaza Island- Djebel Silsileh – Maniha Island - Kom Ombo - Aswan - Cairo |
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This travel package is
perfectly designed for the best achievers in life, for
the people who deserve the best and who are only
satisfied with the first class luxurious services,
accommodations, and transportations. Many travelers from
around the world prefer to travel in an elite style in
the finest way possible.
We offer these honored travelers with the best
facilities Egypt can offer to its guests. The Egyptian
oases, including Bahariya, Farafra, Dakhla, Kharga, and
Siwa have their own taste and magic. The Bedouins living
in these tribal communities are different from any other
population in Egypt.
They have their own habits, customs, and beliefs that
are totally matchless and unique. This trip consists of
spending three nights in Cairo in a five stars first
class hotel to visit all the highlights of the Egyptian
capital.
The second step will be to explore the wonders of the
Western Desert in Egypt visiting all the oasis in Egypt.
The second step of this trip will consist of traveling
to Luxor and then spending two nights in a five stars
deluxe hotel to discover all the secrets of the
Pharaonic monuments in Thebes.
The third step will be consisting of taking the
marvelous Dahabeya Ship to sail down the Nile from Luxor
to Aswan and explore all the sites located between these
two cities. Dahabeya or the golden ships started being
famous sailing down the Nile in Egypt during the reign
of the royals in 1920s to 1940s. The members of the
royal family of Egypt and members from the high class of
the society used to rent, or own, these magnificently
designed ships for weeks to enjoy visiting the Pharaonic
monuments located near the Nile banks and to enjoy
sailing down the Nile in a luxurious matchless style.
These boats usually consisted of only 5 to 10 cabins,
restrooms, and some rooms for servants.
In the beginning of the 21st century, these marvelous
historical Nile cruise ships were revived to offer
travelers visiting Egypt a unique chance to sail down
the Nile in an old fashioned royal ship that is, in the
same time, equipped with all facilities and options,
making the Dahabeya, the wonderful choice for all the
family members belonging to different age groups. There
are many advantages sailing down the Nile in a Dahabeya
Ship.
The first advantage is that the Dahabeya only hosts from
12 to 25 people maximum and this means you will visit
the temples in the right time and explore the wonders of
the Nubian villages.
Large Nile Cruise ships usually sail very fast down the
Nile preventing the passengers from enjoying the
romantic magic of the Nile, while the Dahabeya gives a
matchless chance for travelers to enjoy sailing down the
Nile like kings and queens in the beginning of the
previous century.
Furthermore, the Dahabeya ships contain all sorts of
facilities a traveler might think of. The cabins are
comfy and luxuriously designed and furnished.
This is besides the fact that the ship, and all the
rooms and cabins inside it, are wheelchair accessible.
Another super advantage is that since the Dahabeya ships
are much smaller than other Nile cruises sailing down
the Nile, it enables the traveler to visit temples and
monuments located on the Nile Banks that are never
accessible by larger ships.
This travel package is carefully tailored to enable
guests from all different age groups and sectors of the
society to go on an exciting tour of all the Egyptian
oases and all the attractions located in the western
desert of Egypt.
However, all these tours will take place in a comfortable secure
atmosphere to grantee the best standards of relaxation
and the highest levels of transportations,
accommodations, and facilities.
This trip is carefully designed to suit the needs and
the requirements of any traveler who loves luxury and
comfort.
All transportations will be made using comfortable
private air-conditioned minivans and all the
accommodations will be in perfectly prepared rooms
faultlessly designed to fit the needs of any traveler.
Even the camps that the guests will spend the night in
during their tour of the Western Desert will be fully
equipped and comfortable.
The tour guides escorting the guests will be highly
educated and experienced in satisfying all the needs and
the requirements a traveler might think of. |
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Duration |
14 nights 15 days |
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| Cities Visited in this travel
package: |
Cairo,
Bahariya oasis. White Desert,
Dakhla, Kharga Oasis,
Luxor
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Aswan, |
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Accommodation |
3 nights Cairo , 1 night white Desert , 1
night hotel in Bahariya , 1 night sleeping
train, 2 nights Luxor, 1 night Dakhla, 1
night Kharga Oasis, 4 nights Dahabiya |
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Meals |
Cairo with breakfast - oasis, Dahabiya
cruise full board |
Beverage |
included only in Dahabiya cruise and desert camp |
Transportation |
by our
private
deluxe
coach -
jeep 4x4
- sleeper
train |
Guide |
included |
Click map for |
Entrance fees |
included |
detailed route |
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The summary of the
itinerary |
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Day 1 |
arrival in Cairo
with the rest of the day free at leisure
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Day 2 |
Cairo Tour:
visiting the pyramids of Giza, The Egyptian
Museum, the citadel of Saladin, and Khan Al
Khalili Bazar |
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Day 3 |
travel to
Bahariya Oasis, and visit the Valley of the
Golden Mummies, reach Bahariya, check out,
and overnight in the hotel |
Day 4 |
the
Western
desert
tour
visiting,
the
Black
Desert,
The
Crystal
Mountain,
and the
White
Desert.
Overnight
in the
camp in
the
desert
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Day 5 |
We reach
the
Farafra
Oasis
and we
start by
visiting
the Badr
Museum,
afterwards
we
travel
to
Dakhla
Oasis to
visit
the
Temple
of Deir
Al Hagar
and Al
Qaser.
Overnight
in the
hotel in
the
Dakhla
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| Day 6 |
We travel to the Kharga Oasis visiting the
Temple of Nadura, the Kharga Museum, and the
Temple of Hibis. Overnight in the hotel in
Kharga |
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Day 7 |
we continue our ride in the Western Desert
heading towards Luxor. Visit the Karnak and the
Luxor Temples, Check in and overnight in the
hotel in Luxor |
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Visit the Valley of the Kings, the Temple of
Hatshepsut, and the Colossi of Memnon; overnight
in the hotel in Luxor |
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Day 9 |
we embark the Dahabeya Ship,
start your sail in the Dahabeya ship; visit Al
Nekheb, overnight in the Dahabeya |
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Day 10 |
Sail down the Nile visit the Temple of Horus in
Edfu, overnight in the Dahabeya |
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Day 11 |
Sail down the Nile, visit the Selsela mountain,
the temple of Horemoheb. In the afternoon visit
the temple of Kom Ombo |
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sail down the Nile,
to visit Daraw and the many markets located
there and stop at the Koubania to meet the
Nubians |
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Day 13 |
Reach Aswan and
farewell your Dahabeya ship; visit the Philae
Temple, the High Dam, and the unfinished
obelisk. In the afternoon we take the sleeper
train to Cairo, overnight in the sleeper train
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Day 14 |
arrive in Cairo,
check in the hotel, enjoy a free evening in
Cairo, and overnight in the hotel |
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Day 15 |
final departure
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The full itinerary of the
Tour: |
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Day 1 : |
Cairo |
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-Upon arrival in
Cairo, the guest will meet the Select Egypt Travel
representative who will be your best friend for the
coming five days.
We only deal with local highly educated and experienced
company representatives who have fluent English and
wonderful communication skills,
After the "meet and greet", the guest will be
transferred to his hotel, his home away from home,
using the best comfortable air-conditioned minivans
The guest will check in the first class five stars hotel
in a few minutes to enable him/her to rest and refresh
for an amazing tour of Cairo in the next day.
the rooms in the hotel are designed to suit the needs of
any travelers having all sorts of facilities -
Overnight in the hotel |
 
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Day 2 : |
Cairo |
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-The guest will
enjoy a delicious breakfast to energize his power for
his tour in Cairo
After breakfast, you will meet up with your highly
educated long experienced Egyptologist who will escort
you for the rest of the day.
Your first stop will be at the Egyptian Museum of Antiquities hosting the
largest collection of Pharaonic displays in the whole
world including the startling treasures of King Tut Ankh
Amun and the Royal mummies' hall. This is besides many
other exhibitions form different Pharaonic periods.
Your tour of the Museum will be accompanied by the
perfect illustration of different stages of the Egyptian
history Your next visit will be to discover the Saladin
Citadel, built by the great Ayoubid king and warrior,
Salah El Dine Al Ayouby between 1176 and 1183 AD to
protect Cairo and Egypt against the foreign attacks.
This citadel became the seat of the power in Egypt for a
very long period afterwards.
The guest will have the chance to visit the startling
Mohamed Ali Alabaster Mosque lactated inside the
citadel. Mohamed Ali, who is considered the founder of
Modern Egypt, decided to build this amazing mosque
between 1830 and 1848 AD to look like the great mosques
built by the Ottomans in Istanbul, like the famous Aya
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Your next visit of the day will be to the Pyramids of
Giza, the most popular monument in the whole world,
built by the pharaohs from the period starting from 2590
BC to 2480 BC.
You will have the chance to explore the wonders of the
Great Pyramid, the largest Pyramid ever constructed in
Egypt which was built by King Cheops in 2589 BC, and it
is the only remaining item in the list of the Greek Old
Seven wonders of the world.
You will discover the beauty of the lion's body and the
human headed sphinx, one of the largest monolith statues
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Your tour will be accompanied, all the time, with
wonderful historical interpretation explaining the
reasons behind building such massive structure.
Your last visit of the day will be to Khan El Khalili,
the largest and most famous touristic market in the
world.
This bazar, built in 1382 during the Mamluk reign, is
the best place to shop for Egyptian gifs and souvenirs
to take home from Cairo
At the end of the day you will be transferred to your hotel for a free
evening to explore Cairo on your own style or relax for
the tours in the coming day
Overnight in the hotel |
 
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Day 3 : |
Cairo –
Bahariya |
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After having
the tasty breakfast in the hotel, it will be time to
check out the hotel
The guest will take the comfortable private
air-conditioned minivan to the Bahariya Oasis, 365
kilometers to the South West of Cairo.
We will go around the oasis to explore it and view the
natural water springs and the wonderful natural scenery.
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We visit the Valley of the Golden Mummies; this
necropolis dating back as the largest and most important
tombs belonging to the Roman period was discovered by
Zahi Hawas in 1999. There were hundreds of tombs
scattered over a surface area of 36 square kilometers
-We reach the Bahariya Oasis, Check in the hotel and
overnight |
 
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Day 4: |
The White
Desert
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-After the
energizer breakfast, the guest will start his day with
an amazing tour to visit the wonders of the Western
Desert
Afterwards, we ride in the comfortable air-conditioned
4X4 jeep to start our tours of the day
Our next visit of the day will be to the Black Desert,
which was named that way because of the color of the
rocks and mountains located there. These rocks have
gained their colors from black quartz that are present
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We then we continue our trip to the Farafra Oasis, and
on our way we visit the crystal mountain, one of the
most famous attractions of the white desert. This
Egyptian Western desert wonder consists of large quartz
naturally formed crystals inside many rocks and stones
creating a startling magical scene.
Our last stop of the day is the most interesting as we
visit the internationally famous White Desert, the most
important attraction in the Western Desert of Egypt.
Covering a surface area of around three thousand
kilometers. It consists of bizarre chalk white rock
formations that were once the surface of a shallow sea
that covered this area in prehistoric times.
The rocks create all sorts of shapes like mushrooms,
animals, and strange looking sculptures. All this area
has become a natural protected area during the last few
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At the end of the day, we set up our camp in the desert
to enjoy the magical atmosphere of the region, watch the
stars, have an amazing barbeque party, and spend the
night in our comfortable camp.
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Day 5 : |
The White
Desert – Farafra – Dakhla |
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-After having the
breakfast we prepare in our camp, it will be the time to
go on with our fabulous tour of the Western Desert
Our first stop of the day will be at the Farafra Oasis,
located 180 kilometers to the South of Bahariya where we
have an amazing chance to swim in one of the natural
water springs located in the city.
Our next visit will be to Badr Museum, which is a
splendid small museum hosting the work of Badr Abdel
Moghny, a self taught local artist, illustrating the art
and the culture of the Farafra Oasis
Afterwards we drive to the Dakhla Oasis, the capital of the Egyptian oases
during the Pharaonic times which is now famous for its
many historical sites, natural scenery, and handmade
products. We visit the old City of Dakhla with all its
re while listening to a wonderful illustration of the
history of this popular oasis.
Our next visit will be to Al Qasr, which is an ancient
Islamic village with houses and mosques all around it
this village was inhabited more than 500 years ago.
Our next stop of the day will be to the visit the temple
of Deir Al Hagar or the monastery of the stone in the
Arabic language. This temple which was constructed
during the Roman period and in particular during the
reign of Nero (54- 68 AD) is dedicated to the Theban
triad; Amun, Mut, and Khonsu and it is considered one of
the finest examples of the architecture of the period.
At the end of the day, we check in our hotel in Dakhla
and overnight in the hotel
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Day 6 : |
Dakhla – Kharga |
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After having
breakfast in the hotel, we go on with our tour
We reach Al Kharga Oasis. Inhabited since prehistoric
times, the Kharga Oasis is the most populated town in
the Western Desert.
We check in our hotel in the Kharga Oasis
Our next stop will be at the temple of Nadura, built
during the Roman era, most probably for the worship of
the spouse of Amun. The ruins of the temple contain
marvelous preserved wall paintings
The next visit will be to the Kharga Museum, hosting a
number of exhibits that were found in the area dating
back from prehistoric times to the Coptic period -
Our last visit of the day will be to the Temple of
Hibis. It is a marvelous temple dedicated to the worship
of Amun Ra of Hibis and it is considered to be the
largest temple in all the oases.
The construction of the temple was started by
Psammetichus II (595- 589 BC) who ruled during the reign
of the 26th dynasty and the building work was completed
by the Persian king Darius I (521 – 486 BC) and was
enlarged during the periods of Nectanebo I and Ptolemy
II
Overnight in the hotel
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Day 7 : |
Kharga –
Luxor |
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After having the
best breakfast, we take the comfortable mini-van to
Luxor
Check in the hotel in Luxor
You will start your visits by exploring the Karnak Temple, the largest
religious Pharaonic structure ever built in the world.
The kings of the Pharaohs staring from the 11th dynasty
(2055 – 1985 BC) began adding their mark, one after the
other, to this huge complex of Pharaonic temples.
The Karnak temple includes the breathtaking hypostyle
hall of the god Amun built by Ramses II in 1244 BC, the
sacred lake of god Amun, and many more attractions.
Your next visit this evening will be to the Luxor
Temple. Dedicated to the holy Theban triad, the gods
Amun, Mut, and Khonsu, it is one of the finest examples
of the Pharaonic architecture
Although the construction work of the temple was mainly
completed by Amenhotep III (1390 – 1352 BC) and Ramses
II (1279 1213 BC), many kings who came afterwards have
added their marks to this great complex including
Alexander the Great.
The Luxor temple was buried under sand and dust for
years until it was discovered in 1881.
Overnight in the hotel in Luxor
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Day 8 : |
Luxor |
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After the tasty
breakfast in the hotel we start a full day touring Luxor
Your first visit of the day will be the Valley of the Kings, the
necropolis of the Pharaonic New Kingdom. Starting from
17th dynasty, the Pharaonic Kings tried to hide their
royal tombs from robbers.
This was why they began to dig their tombs deep inside a
Theban mountain that has a natural pyramid structure.
These tombs have the finest colored decorations with the
famous tomb of Tut Ankh Amun discovered by Howard Carter
in 1922 and may other royal tombs belonging to the kings
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Your next stop will be the amazing the mortuary Temple
of Hatshepsut. This temple was constructed by the 18th
dynasty Queen Hatshepsut (1473 – 1458 BC) as a unique
structure rising from the desert in the shape of
imposing terraces.
This temple was used as a monastery in the Christian era. This is why it
is famous for the name "El Deir Al Bahry", or the
Western Monastery.
Your last stop of the day will be at the gigantic
Colossi of Memnon. These two 18 meters high statues are
the only remaining items of the mortuary temple of
Amenhotep III.
During the roman era, music was heard coming out of one of the statues
that were attributed, by the Greeks, as the legendary
figure of Memnon greeting his mother Eos in one of the
Greek myths.
Overnight in the hotel in Luxor
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Day 9 : |
Dahabeya sailing
starting from Esna |
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-after having the
best breakfast, the guest will check out the hotel, take
his private most comfortable minivan to drive to embark
the royally designed Dahabeya Ship to sail down the Nile
like kings and queens in the most romantic and relaxing
atmosphere.
Your first stop will be at The City of Nekheb, this
ancient city, which was a flourishing center in the
past, hosted the temples to Thoth and Nebket and was
very first established during prehistoric times.
The city remained, through the Ptolemaic times as an
important cult center fort the god Nebket
The Dahabeya will go on sailing to reach one of the
small islands located in the Nile to stay there for the
night -
Overnight in the Dahabeya |
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Day 10 : |
Dahabeya sailing
reaching Edfu |
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After breakfast,
you will have the chance to visit the amazing Temple of
Horus in Edfu.
This temple is the largest and best preserved Ptolemaic temple in Egypt.
The building work of the temple started during the reign of Ptolemy III in
237 BC and the construction continued until 80 BC.
The temple includes wonderfully decorated walls and stone capitals.
Enjoy the evening in the Dahabeya -Sail down the Nile
and overnight in the Dahabeya
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Day 11 : |
Sailing to Kom
Ombo |
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Have the best breakfast
ever smelling the fresh Nile breeze and watching the
amazing greenery scenes -
Your first visit of the day will be to the Gebel El
Selsela to visit the temple of Horemoheb, the last king
of the 18th dynasty who built this temple or chapel
dedicated to the god Amun and many other gods who are
associated with the Nile like Sobek, Khnum, and Satet.
Many other kings from the 19th dynasty completed the
ornaments of the chapel.
Your next stop will be at the ancient stones quarry
where the ancient Egyptians belonging to the New Kingdom
got most of the stones they used in erecting their
fabulous monuments like the Karnak, Kom Ombo, Dendara,
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In your last visit of the day you will have the chance
to visit the amazing Temple of Kom Ombo dedicated to two
gods; Horus, the falcon god, and Sobek, the crocodile
god. The Greco-Roman temple is famous for its matchless
location overlooking the Nile. Construction work of the
temple started in the 2nd century BC by Ptolemy VI and
was completed during the reign of Ptolemy XII during the
1st century AD.
In the evening, the guest will have the chance to enjoy
a romantic candle lit dinner on board of the Dahabeya.
These moments would be never forgotten all over our
lives. Imagine having the most delicious dishes,
enjoying the breezes of the Nile, and forgetting all the
world around you in this dreamy ambiance
Overnight in the Dahabeya |
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Day 12 : |
Daraw and
sailing to Koubania |
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you will start your
day with the energizer breakfast
The first visit of the day will be to Daraw; this
amazing town located on the Nile bank is one of the most
interesting places to visit during your Dahabeya Nile
Cruise.
The town is famous for its many markets especially the
camels "Souq"
The next visit will be to the Koubania village, which
will offer you with an amazing chance to mingle with the
Nubian community, share experience with them, and view
how they cope with their daily lives.
All the sights visited is comfortably wheelchair
accessible
Overnight in the Dahabeya |
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Day 13 : |
Aswan
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After having
breakfast, the Dahabeya will reach Aswan near noon time
It is time to farewell the Captain, the crew, and the
rest of the small group you have spent the last few days
with Disembark the Dahabeya after spending the most
wonderful Nile Cruise.
Start your visits with one of the most beautiful
temples constructed in Egypt, the Temple of Philae.
This fabulous temple dedicated to the goddess Isis was
constructed as one of the finest examples of the
combined architecture of ancient Egyptians and the
Greco-Romans styles.
This temple, due to the construction of the High Dam was
all covered with water until it was relocated in its
present day location in the Agilika Island by the UNESCO
project that took 8 years from 1972 to 1980 to be
completed
Your next visit of the day will be to the High Dam,
built by the former Egyptian president, Gamal Abdel
Nasser in the 1960s to reserve the Nile Water that was
lost every year in the artificial Nasser Lake.
The High Dam, that was viewed as an architectural
miracle at the time, also generates a lot of the
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The guest afterwards will go to visit the famous
Unfinished Obelisk, a gigantic granite obelisk dating
back to the Pharaohs New Kingdom.
If this huge obelisk was completed it would have weighed
more than 1197 tons. This will be a marvelous chance to
understand how the ancient Egyptians were capable of
building such gigantic structures.
The guest will be transferred to the Aswan train station to take the first
class sleeper train to Cairo
Dinner and overnight in the train |
 
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Day 14 : |
Cairo |
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After having
breakfast in the train, the guest will be transferred to
check in his hotel in Cairo
Enjoy a free night at leisure in Cairo
Overnight in the hotel
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Day 15 : |
Cairo
Final departure |
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It is time for your
amazing delicious breakfast
You will meet the representative of Select Egypt Travel
to assist you to be transferred, using your wonderful
cozy air-conditioned minivan, to the Cairo airport
Your final departure after spending a marvelous memorable tour in Egypt
that you will remember for the rest of your life. |
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Accommodation |
Number of guests |
1st May - 30th
Sep
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1st Oct - 30th
April
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Christmas - New Year
Easter Period
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3 Star |
2 guests |
1075
Euro per person |
1150
Euro per person |
1250
Euro per person |
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3 guests |
1050
Euro per person |
1125
Euro per person |
1225
Euro per person |
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4 guests |
1025
Euro per person |
1100
Euro per person |
1200
Euro per person |
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4 Star |
2 guests |
1325
Euro per person |
1400
Euro per person |
1500
Euro per person |
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3 guests |
1300
Euro per person |
1375
Euro per person |
1475
Euro per person |
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4 guests |
1275
Euro per person |
1350
Euro per person |
1450
Euro per person |
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5 Star |
2 guests |
1400
Euro per person |
1475
Euro per person |
1575
Euro per person |
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3 guests |
1375
Euro per person |
1450
Euro per person |
1550
Euro per person |
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4 guests |
1350
Euro per person |
1425
Euro per person |
1500
Euro per person |
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Price includes: |
Meet & assist services
Three nights' accommodation at hotel in Cairo on bed
and breakfast basis.
One night accommodation at hotel in Bahariya Oasis
on full board basis.
One night accommodation at camp in White Desert on
full board basis.
One night accommodation at hotel in Dakhla Oasis on
full board basis.
One night accommodation at hotel in Kharga Oasis on
full board basis.
Two nights' accommodation at hotel in Luxor on bed
and breakfast basis.
Four nights' accommodation on Dahabiya boat on full
board.
One night sleeper train on half board basis.
Camp equipment in the desert (tents, sleeping
bags..) and Jeep .
All transfers (private, in air conditioned minibus,
with driver) .
English speaking guide .
All taxes.
Entry fees for the sites .
For the formalities and the safety of our guests, we
inform the Ministry of the Egyptian Tourism of our
programs .
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Price excludes: |
Entry visa of Egypt.
Personal expenses.
Beverage during meals.
International airfare.
Tips.
Entrance inside any of the Pyramids of Giza.
Visit the Mummies’ room in the Egyptian Museum.
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Notes |
Sightseeing is based
on private basis and not joining other guests.
The Nile Cruise programs can be changed without prior
notice due to navigational
circumstances, Select Egypt is not liable to these changes.
Domestic flight Abu Simbel / Cairo could be via Aswan
we offer you with
the possibility of having any optional tour to visit any
cities or monuments that you wish to explore in any
destination in Egypt that are not included in your
travel package.
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Monuments included in this
Luxury Egypt Tours:
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Ancient Egypt Tourism |
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The Pyramids of Giza |
The colossi of Memnon |
The Botanical Garden |
The Black Desert |
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The Sphinx |
The Temple of Horus in Edfu |
The Kalabsha |
The sand dunes The Heiz Oasis |
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The Egyptian Museum |
The Temple of Sobek in Kom Ombo |
The Saladin Citadel |
Ain Khadra,
The Santa Tree |
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The Khan El Khalili Market |
The High Dam |
Mosque of Mohamed Ali |
The Saqqara Necropolis |
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The Karnak Temple |
The unfinished Obelisk |
The Bahariya Museum |
The Aqabat of the White Desert |
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The
Luxor Temple |
The Philae Temple |
The English Mountain |
A Cave in the White Desert |
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The Valley of the Kings |
The Queen Hatshepsut Temple |
Pyramid Mountain |
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